City of Houston BeaconBid #CMAR-2025-0001

Houston Public Works Seeks Construction Manager-At-Risk for Major Water Plant Expansion

The City of Houston Public Works is seeking a Construction Manager-At-Risk (CMAR) to oversee the expansion of the East Water Purification Plant (EWPP) with a new Plant 4 facility. - Government Buyer: - City of Houston Public Works - Project Scope: - Construction management for a new water purification facility (Plant 4) at EWPP - Expansion to increase finished water production capacity by 360 million gallons per day - Includes site management, hazardous waste construction services, and water system upgrades - Budget and Requirements: - Project budget is $2.2 billion - 10% M/WBE goal for pre-construction phase - Bid bond and insurance required - Mandatory site visits and background checks - Adherence to a non-disclosure agreement - Submission Details: - Detailed design criteria and cost model guidelines provided in solicitation - No specific OEMs or vendors named in the notice - Notable Requirements: - Comprehensive construction management and oversight - Compliance with city M/WBE participation goals - Strict safety, security, and confidentiality protocols

Description

The City of Houston Public Works is seeking Construction Manager-At-Risk (CMAR) services for the construction of a new Plant 4 to expand finished water production at the existing East Water Purification Plant by 360 million gallons per day. The project will be located at 2300 Federal Road, Houston, Texas. The solicitation includes detailed documentation, milestones, and submission requirements for prospective proposers. The project budget is $2.2 billion and requires bid bond and insurance. There is a 10% M/WBE goal for the pre-construction phase.

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